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    Enables Claude Code agents to communicate across sessions, terminals, and repositories through shared channels with persistent context.
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    Integrates Monti APM with the Model Context Protocol to provide AI assistants with access to Meteor application performance monitoring data. It enables users to monitor system metrics, analyze method execution traces, and track application errors through natural language.
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    An MCP server that connects AI agents to Scouter APM, enabling natural-language queries against real-time application performance data.
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    Make Neovim feel like Cursor. This MCP server gives an agent full control over the Neovim session it is running inside, including buffers, windows, diagnostics, LSP language intelligence, and terminals.
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    Enables AI assistants to access full Datadog observability, including log search, APM trace filtering, smart sampling, and cross-correlation between logs, traces, and metrics.
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    Enables AI agents to access New Relic logs and APM data through the NerdGraph API. It allows users to execute NRQL queries, retrieve application performance metrics, and analyze transaction traces using natural language.
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    A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI-powered analysis of NPM packages through multiple tools for security vulnerability scanning, dependency analysis, package comparison, and quality assessment.
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    Datadog MCP — 165 tools for metrics, monitors, logs, APM, RUM, incidents, CI/CD, fleet automation. Includes incident-triage-snapshot aggregation tool and 4 workflow Prompts.
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    Enables interaction with Datadog's monitoring and observability platform through the MCP protocol. Supports incident management, monitor status checks, log searches, metrics queries, APM traces, dashboard access, RUM analytics, host management, and downtime scheduling.
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    An MCP server for the Delovye Linii logistics API, enabling cargo delivery cost calculation, order creation, tracking, and directory lookups for cities and terminals.
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    A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides AI-powered security analysis and safety instruction tools. This server helps protect AI agents by providing security guidelines, content analysis, and cautionary instructions when interacting with various MCPs and external services.
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    A comprehensive read-only MCP server for Datadog, providing 117 tools to query logs, APM, metrics, monitors, dashboards, SLOs, and more, with zero write capabilities for safe AI integration.
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    Free DEX aggregator API that returns executable swap calldata across 46 EVM chains. No API key required. Single GET request returns ready-to-sign transactions for any token pair.
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    Audits npm packages for supply-chain attacks (typosquatting, malicious install scripts, credential exfiltration) before installation, returning a SAFE/SUSPICIOUS/DANGEROUS verdict.
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